What proportion of our content can search actually see today?

Estates routinely contain large regions no index reaches: images without text layers, unparseable formats, unconnected systems, and content whose permissions the search tier cannot evaluate. Improving relevance is pointless while the answer sits in the portion that is invisible.

Centralpoint converts content into text-bearing structured form during ingestion, so previously opaque material enters the index. Full-text, natural-language and vector retrieval are built from one governed corpus, which means coverage is a single measurable figure rather than differing between what a person can find and what a model can reach.